Biomedical subjects
E EICHNER
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CONTROL OF FERTILITY.
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NEWER CONCEPTS AND THERAPY OF THE EDEMA OF PREGNANCY.
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Intranasal administration of oxytocin. A clinical appraisal.
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Blood secobarbital levels and their clinical correlation in mothers and newborn infants.
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Diagnostic tests for family spacing: a clinical analysis.
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Premenstrual tension syndrome and primary dysmenorrhea.
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The effects of relaxin on term and premature labor.
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Premenstrual tension syndrome and psychogenic dysmenorrhea.
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Suppression of lactation with single-dose hormone medication.
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Clinical use of 17 alpha-hydroxyprogesterone 17-n-caproate in the prevention of premature labor, and its effect upon fetal salvage.
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Cervical stump lymphatics; an in vivo study.
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Relaxin, the third ovarian hormone: its experimental use in women.
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Multiple carcinoma in situ; report of a case of quadruple noncontiguous lesions of cervix and vulva.
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Further experiences with direct sky blue in the in vivo study of gynecic lymphatics.
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Suppression of lactation engorgement; clinical experiences with TACE.
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A modification in the method of peritoneal closure at cesarean section.
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